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Instead of utilizing the typical hashing methods such as md5, sha1, or sha256, which are envisioned to be quick, it is recommended to use crypt(), which natively supports many hashing algorithms, or the function hash(), which offers more variants than crypt(). As a result, using these techniques to hash passwords can expose them to attack.